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Public Improvement District Fund



               PID #1 – Downtown

               FUND SUMMARY

                                                                                                Change from
                                               FY2017      FY2018     FY2018      FY2019       FY2018 Adopted
                                                Final     Adopted     Adjusted   Adopted     Amount        %
               Charge for Service                348,126           -          -           -           -    0.00%
               Use of Money & Property             8,631           -        500           -           -    0.00%
               Other                           1,848,096   2,640,373  2,987,943   2,707,662     67,289     2.49%
               Transfer In                             -    351,009     351,009     346,792     (4,217)   -1.22%
               Use of Fund Balance                     -     54,420           -      58,585       4,165    7.11%
                Revenue                      $   2,204,853 $   3,045,802 $   3,339,452 $   3,113,039 $         67,237  2.16%

               Gen Operating & Maintenance     2,256,176   2,874,150  2,964,150   3,051,950    177,800     5.83%
               Transfer Out & Other               44,883    171,652     375,302      61,089   (110,563) -180.99%
                Expenses                     $   2,301,059 $   3,045,802 $   3,339,452 $   3,113,039 $         67,237  2.16%


               FUND PURPOSE AND GOALS
               Public Improvement District (PID) #1, Downtown Fort Worth Improvement District – Was established in 1986 and
               was the first improvement district in the State of Texas.  PID #1 was re-established by petition of the property
               owners on June 23, 2009 for a term period of 20 years and consists of 380 acres.

               The funds are utilized primarily in the areas of maintenance and landscaping, promotions and marketing, an
               ambassador program, transportation and planning, trash removal, and administration (management of the PID).












































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